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No. Name Town Year Engine Driving
38 K Redding Basildon 1928 John Deere ‘E’, 1.5hp Lister H1 pump
39 Mark Redding Basildon 1945 Bradford E C Lister oat roller
40 G Clifton Theydon Garnon 1943 Lister A Argosy pump
41 C Turner Epping 1943 Lister A planer
42 Wendy McCoy Basildon 1942 Ruston Hornsby PB pillar drill
43 B Gradley Romford 1943 Lister D compressor
44 J Ray Felthorpe 1920 Acada pump
45 J Matthews Colchester 1943 Lister D Tachograph calibration unit
46 G Howe Ardleigh 1948 Lister air compressor
47 R Medynski Hullbridge c 1930 Hartop M Tyzack sawbench
48 J Maynard Southend-on-Sea 1940 Ruston Hornsby 8PB
1952 Lister D (rev. rotation) Air conpressor, Mamod steam engine
49 B Steel Marks Tey 1940 Wolseley WD2 water pump
50 D Smith High Easter Amanco Hired Man 2.5hp Lee Howl Compactum water pump
51 I Game Colchester 1952 Lister D
52 J Smith High Easter 1922 Wallace Glasgow Climax Wellhead pump
53 Scott Jennings Shotgate 1927 Ruston Hornsby APR line shafting driving various machinery
54 E Colman Corringham 1938 Lister milking parlour equipment
55 G Hunt Gt. Torrington collection of vintage chain saws
56 S Wingrove Wickford 50s-70s Merry Tiller rotavators
57 T Thrussell Ware c 1920 Domestic Sturtevant forge blower
58 T Woolener Boxted Lister D pillar drill
59 D Meads Wickford 1931 Ruston Hornsby ZPR LaBour centrifugal pump
60 T Meads Wickford 1950 Lister D Lister Domestic pump
61 N Corder Rochford 1945 Bradford EC Lister mill
62 A Champion Rainham 1933 Lister Junior 3.5hp Climax No. 1 water pump
63 I Poskitt Great Shelford 1940 Lister D generator/electric water pump
Southend Model Boat Club
Southend Model Boat Club will again
be hosting the model boating event at
the show this year. Our display, both in
the marquee and on the lake, will be
supported by around 10 different clubs
and associations from around the south
east of England, most of who welcome
new members. We will have on display
several hundred model boats, including
highly detailed naval vessels, fishing
boats, tugs, Thames Sailing Barges,
racing yachts and fast electric power
boats. The models may be seen in action
on the lake throughout the day.
If you’re interested in getting started in the
hobby of building and operating radio
controlled model boats this is an ideal
opportunity to find a local club and chat
with a lot of active model builders, all
of whom are very happy to share their
knowledge and experience that can
avoid you making expensive mistakes.
Our own club has been established
since 1948 and we meet regularly at
Southchurch Park Lake, just off the
Southend sea front near the Castle pub;
for sat-nav users: SS1 2SX will take you to
the gate. We also have bi-monthly social
meetings at the Royal Naval Association
Club in East Street Southend. You can
contact us and find out more about our
club through our website at:
www.smpbc.co.uk, or better still come
along and meet us for a chat.
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